Do COVID Vaccines Work? (part 1)

In this article I utilise A&E admissions data for 2017 – 2021 for an unknown NHS Trust to examine the impact of vaccination rollout on respiratory illness

This morning I want to do something hairy and that is to attempt to assess the impact of COVID vaccination on respiratory admissions without resorting to statistical modelling. Yes indeed, I've gone soft in the head!

The ‘never vaccinated’ vs. ‘ever vaccinated’ classification saga continues, with authorities bending figures out of shape and generally doing odd things with definitions, presumably to avoid revealing an awkward truth that would compromise the government and its diabolical vaccination programme.

Fudging vaccination status is most certainly not the case with the analyses I am about to present for I can ascertain whether somebody was jabbed prior to admission to A&E or not. In my book if a needle went into a person’s arm even hours beforehand then that A&E admission will count as vaccinated. No funny business, no waiting for 14 days for ‘immunity’ to develop, no glossing over harm incurred during the first three weeks. None of that, thank you very much.

It's quite simple: as…